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Recently approved by Steamboat’s City Council, the RiverView project, with $300-$400 million in new development, promises to transform downtown Steamboat as we know it. Construction will start in 2018 on the new 4.74 acre mixed-use site spanning from Thir
In 2017, the Yampa Valley real estate market saw significant increased sales volume and home valuations. With the year now behind us, what’s on tap for 2018? There has been a significant drop off in inventory from 925 active listings at this time last yea
Willing to Invest. While single-family homes have been on the rise in Steamboat’s real estate market for three years, we haven’t seen many multi-family concepts emerge since the 2008 financial crisis—until now.
Steamboat had a hot summer! In Q3 of 2017, 13 single-family downtown homes sold for $9.25M in total sales, averaging $384/sf and 88 DOM (days on market).
Homeowners Associations and What to Know. When you buy into a Homeowners Association (HOA), your membership is mandatory.
Building Permits: What’s the Real Estate Story? The Routt County Building Department issues building permits within county and city limits for all types of construction.
How’s the Market? That’s the question most asked of real estate agents. In Steamboat, the easy answers are “It’s on fire!” or “There’s no inventory.”
Colorado Group Realty is proud to announce a new listing of 17 remaining home sites at the exclusive Marabou Ranch.
Home Options Admist Low Inventory: Sunlight Neighborhood. The availability of single family homes within city limits has continued to decline through every price range in Steamboat.
Trends and Forecast for July. Q2 2017 vs. Q2 2016 stats continue to show low inventory levels in all market segments except the luxury $2M+ range.
The Co$t of Waiting: Is it the Right Time for you to Make a Move in the Steamboat Real Estate Market?
Trends and Forecasts for May 2017. In real estate markets, change occurs slowly. While the data can be random due to the varied nature of inventory, signs of real change are easiest to observe on the supply side.